The King Cake tradition celebrates the Epiphany (Twelfth Night, Jan 6th) and lasts through Mardi Gras, symbolizing the three wise men visiting baby Jesus; it's a circular cake with hidden trinkets (feve en français or in Louisiana like a plastic baby) representing luck, with the finder responsible for buying the next cake or hosting the next party, and its purple, green, and gold colors signify justice, faith, and power. #houston #galettedesrois #houstontx | Martina Nerrant, Realtor | Facebook

King Cake is a dessert we’ve all love to eat during Mardi Gras season. On Twelfth Night, and not a second before, we eat King Cake to celebrate Epiphany or Three Kings Day. Watch and learn the history from Chef Raymond and the process from our Sous Chef Sandra! What's your favorite King Cake flavor? | The Mardi Gras School of Cooking and Catering

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